Laws & Policies

In an effort to better support caregivers and Canadian families, the Government of Canada has introduced two new pilot programs aimed at enhancing the caregiver community and providing families with the quality care they deserve. This initiative is part of

The Ontario government is taking significant steps to expand its health care workforce by enhancing pathways for internationally educated professionals. These changes aim to address the urgent need for skilled workers in health care, improve the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program

On July 1, the Immigration Services Act came into force in Saskatchewan, marking a significant step forward in enhancing the province’s ability to manage and monitor the immigration system. This new legislation aims to protect foreign workers from exploitation, streamline

On July 1, 2024, the International Credentials Recognition Act will come into effect in British Columbia, paving the way for internationally trained professionals to utilize their skills and advance their careers within the province. This act is a significant step

The governments of Ontario and Alberta are partnering to create more opportunities for internationally trained skilled workers. Through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), both provinces aim to enhance international credential recognition and post-journeyperson certification, aiming to address the pressing need

The Government of Canada is intensifying its efforts to safeguard Temporary Foreign Workers (TFWs) by enhancing penalties for non-compliant employers under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR). With a 36% increase in Administrative Monetary Penalties (AMP) compared to the

Canadian citizenship laws are evolving to address long-standing issues faced by Canadians born abroad and their descendants. Bill C-71 aims to rectify these issues, making Canadian citizenship more inclusive and fair. Introduced by the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration,

Canada’s approach to immigration is undergoing significant changes, particularly with a focus on supporting provincial economies through tailored programs like the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). The recent policy updates and strategic initiatives by both federal and provincial governments underscore